November 1, 2018
Comments Off on Ketchum angling for a culinary school
A new culinary school is in the works for the former Globus restaurant space that closed Oct. 6 in downtown Ketchum. The Sun Valley Culinary Institute is a collaboration between food industry notables Paul Hineman and Chris Koetke and Sun ...
Tagged with: Culinary Schools Ketchum
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November 1, 2018
Comments Off on U.S. Attorney’s office will move to Pioneer Crossing
The U.S. Attorney’s Office will relocate to the new Pioneer Crossing office building at Myrtle and 13th streets, becoming the second announced tenant for the five-story, 127,000-square-foot structure expected to open in May. First Interstate Bank in June announced it would ...
Tagged with: Commercial Real Estate Pioneer Crossing U.S. Attorney
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October 30, 2018
Comments Off on Love at first sight for dockless scooters in Boise
Dockless scooter sharing caught on immediately in Boise, as riders clocked nearly enough mileage to circle the world in the first week. The 225 to 250 Lime scooters, depending on the day, amassed 11,364 miles from the Oct. 18 launch ...
Tagged with: Bike Sharing Bird Downtown Boise Lime Scooters
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October 30, 2018
Comments Off on New Zealand digital ag tech company expands to Twin Falls
New Zealand-based digital agricultural technology company CropLogic will open its second U.S. sales office on the campus of the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls. CropLogic, CSI, the city of Twin Falls and the Southern Idaho Economic Development Organization ...
Tagged with: Agriculture Technology Twin Falls
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The Boise Police Department will convert the Lucky Dog Tavern in downtown’s West End into a new substation and microdistrict. One lieutenant, two sergeants and 23 officers, including seven bicycles officers, will work from the Lucky Dog Tavern property at 2223 W. ...
Tagged with: Boise Police Department Commercial Real Estate Downtown Boise
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October 26, 2018
Comments Off on State acquires 532 acres at Tamarack Resort to erase $11.6 million debt
The Idaho Department of Environment Quality acquired 532 undeveloped acres at Tamarack Resort on Oct. 17 to settle an $11.6 million debt in a convoluted saga stretching back more than a decade on the western shores of Lake Cascade. IDEQ ...
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October 25, 2018
Comments Off on JUMP clears lot across Myrtle for more parking
The dirt lot across Myrtle Street from the five-level JUMP garage will become… more parking for JUMP. Earth movers in recent days have been shifting dirt around, raising questions about what was happing on that undeveloped lot. It had served ...
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October 25, 2018
Comments Off on Last beam in place for St. Luke’s Children’s Pavilion; next up a sky bridge
The Idaho Elks Children’s Pavilion at St. Luke’s structure is in place now, having arisen from a 36-foot deep hole since July-August 2017. The final steel beam at the highest point was installed the week of Oct. 22, a week ...
Tagged with: St. Luke's Children's Pavilion St. Luke's Health System
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October 25, 2018
Comments Off on Boys & Girls Clubs unveils much larger cafeteria in Garden City
The first 20 years saw the small cafeteria get more and more crowded over time at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Ada County’s Moseley Center in Garden City as the population relentlessly multiplied. With more than 300 kids using ...
Tagged with: Boys And Girls Club Garden City J.A. & Kathryn Albertson Family Foundation
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October 24, 2018
Comments Off on CCDC gets ready to embark on two new urban renewal districts
With 30 years of official urban renewal ended Sept. 30 in the heart of downtown Boise, the Capital City Development Corp. is now simultaneously embarking on two new, very different urban renewal districts. CCDC by the end of the year ...
Tagged with: Capital City Development Corp. Gateway East District Shoreline District Urban Renewal
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